This explains the power of magical glamor. When you look at a crumbling mental hospital, that's what you expect to see, and do. But there could be something else there.

Even though he loves Jocelyn, he might still get mad enough to hurt her. At least, that seems to be the working theory here. And why shouldn't it be? Everyone else in this book seems motivated by revenge.

There's a fine line between these two seemingly opposite emotions, both rooted in passion, which explains why you can get so incredibly mad at someone you love.